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Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products Sections and Merchant Bars Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre Bridges Buildings Logistics Foundations 5 Dear Customer, Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre, an operational unit within ArcelorMittal Luxembourg, is upgrading its service offer in the frame of a continuous strategic HQJDJHPHQW7KHVHVHUYLFHVPD\LQFOXGHVLPSOHùQLVKLQJFRPSOH[EHDPIDEULFDWLRQ DQGVXUIDFHWUHDWPHQW7KHEHDPùQLVKLQJZRUNVKRSVDUHFRQQHFWHGWR$UFHORU0LWWDO mills by internal roads and railways allowing environmental footprint and cost reduction. We deliver construction solutions used in a wide range of applications: bridges, buildings, industrial and foundation infrastructures. Depending on your project, we may operate as a supplier to steel distributors, steel contractors and in some cases to general construction contractors$UFHORU0LWWDOLVSUHVHQWRQWKHùYHFRQWLQHQWV and offers you extensive experience and úH[LELOLW\. :HEHOLHYHWKDW6DIHW\DQG4XDOLW\DUHNH\YDOXHVIRUVXVWDLQDEOHEXVLQHVV ArcelorMittal employees are the beating heart of our activity. With shared vigilance principle, everyone cares about her/his own safety as well as the one of the others. Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre is more than a service centre, it is the passion RIRXUZRUNIRUFHWRPDNHDQGGHOLYHUWKHVHUYLFHVDQGSURGXFWV\RXQHHGDQGLWLVWKH FRPPLWPHQWRIRXUWHFKQLFDOWHDPVWRGHYHORSWDLORUPDGHVROXWLRQVIRU\RXUEHQHùW &RQWLQXRXVLPSURYHPHQWLVWKHFRUQHUVWRQHRIRXUZRUNDSSURDFK:LWKRXU performance excellence goal, we strive to be your partner of choice. Kind regards, 7DSDV5DMGHUNDU ArcelorMittal Europe - Long Products CEO Sections and Merchant Bars ArcelorMittal Europe Sections & Merchant Bars facilities Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre Belval Dąbrowa Rodange Differdingen Eurostructures Gandrange Bergara Hunedoara Olaberría 4 Table of content 1. Introduction ................................................................................................6 2. Our capacities .........................................................................................10 3. Bridge applications ................................................................................19 4. Building applications .............................................................................25 5. Foundation applications ......................................................................33 6. Sustainable development challenges .............................................34 7. Structural design softwares ..............................................................35 8. Logistics ....................................................................................................37 9. Quality & certifications .......................................................................42 10. How to find us ........................................................................................43 Photography : ArcelorMittal Photo Library; copyright 2018 ArcelorMittal. Care has been taken to ensure that the information in this publication is accurate, but this information is not contractual. Therefore ArcelorMittal and any other ArcelorMittal Group company do not accept any liability for errors or omissions or any information that is found to be misleading. 5 1. Introduction ArcelorMittal is the world’s leading steel and mining company. ArcelorMittal is present in 60 countries and has an industrial footprint in 18 countries. Guided by a philosophy to produce safe, sustainable steel, we are the leading supplier of quality steel in all major global steel markets including construction, automotive, household appliances and packaging, with world-class research and development and outstanding distribution networks. In 2017, ArcelorMittal had revenues of US $68.7 billion and crude steel production of 93.1- million tonnes. For the construction industry, ArcelorMittal offers engineers and fabricators innovative, competitive and sustainable solutions. ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products ArcelorMittal Europe - Long Products is one of the major strategic unit within the group. Our principal markets are in the fields of construction, industry and automotive applications. Electric arc furnace Throughout the world ArcelorMittal Europe - Long Products is a top producer of we offer an extensive long products like beams and steel sheet piles that provide range of products innovative solutions to the construction industry. meeting the strictest technical, quality and environmental ArcelorMittal Commercial Sections requirements. Customer ArcelorMittal Commercial Sections is the operational unit satisfaction, of ArcelorMittal Europe - Long Products responsible for sales, performance and marketing and development of sections and merchant bars. innovation are our first objectives. ArcelorMittal provides free technical advice to assist designers in using its unique products and materials to their full potential. The technical advisory team is available to answer questions about structural shapes, merchant ArcelorMittal office building bars, design of structural elements, construction details, (AOB), Esch-sur-Alzette, surface protection, fire safety and welding. Luxembourg 6 HL HE 400-473 100-314 IPE HD 260-476 46-268 920-1100 9.5-140 flange thickness 100-1000 80-750 244-600 ArcelorMittal offers the widest range of H beams – also available with fabrication H structural shapes The development of the modern rolled shapes is strictly linked to the history of the ArcelorMittal group, which is nowadays the uncontested leader in this segment concerning product range, requirements and volumes. Our experience in the production of structural shapes is best represented by the history of our Grey mill at ArcelorMittal Differdange. Located in Luxembourg, this mill is home to several world firsts in the steel industry. In 1902, we rolled the first parallel wide flange shape and shortly after, in 1911, we produced the first steel section measuring 40 inches (one meter) in depth. This mill also introduced Tailor-Made beams (WTM) in 1979 – profiles that were praised by both structural engineers and fabricators as a cost effective alternative to built-up sections and concrete. Heavy Jumbo sections and high performance steel grades from ArcelorMittal in Differdange have a worldwide reputation for use in high rise buildings and save up to 40% of material weight (and accordingly CO2). ATELIER D ARCHITECTURE ANTHONY BECHU - TOM SHEEHAN and AGENCE D ARCHITECTURE A. BECHU; Photos: Pierre - Élie de Pibrac D ARCHITECTURE - Élie de Pibrac SHEEHAN and AGENCE A. Pierre BECHU; Photos: D ARCHITECTURE ANTHONY BECHU - TOM ATELIER Rolling of a Jumbo section at Differdange mill, Luxembourg Office Tower D2 in Paris, France, Outstanding example of steel framed high-rise building 7 Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre: our mission Our mission is summarized by these keywords: excellence in customer service and partner development. Our facilities are conceived to offer complementary capabilities to yours. Our offer is linked to the products from our own plants in order to facilitate their use on the construction market. To be your partner of choice, we develop our finishing facilities in such a way to differentiate from the typical fabrication capabilities on the market. The service we offer in terms of technical advice, specialty products, tailor-made fabrication is the key to sustain long-term relationships with you. Eurostructures Beam Finishing Centre is engaged in developing the steel market sector and the implementation of new technical solutions. We are steel producers key partners through a strong alliance with the supply chain so as to create value for public and private investors. © Claudio Piscitelli Delivery of a 41.7 m fully finished heavy section of a bridge on the B6N express way in Bernburg, Germany 8 Long Products production flow in Luxembourg Differdange Belval Rodange Steel production Steel Eurostructures - Beam Finishing Centre Fabrication workshop 1 Fabrication workshop 2 Workshop Partners Niederkorn Sanem ªFabrication Surface treatment Galvanizer Partners workshop Differdange ª Surface treatment Transport ªLogistics 9 2. Our capacities Location The facilities are located in Differdange with a dedicated access to the rolling mill, as well as to the ones of Belval and Rodange, located just 10 km away. Mills and workshops are connected by internal railways allowing cost optimisation and time reduction. Some of the largest sections and merchant bars stocks in Europe are available in a few kilometres perimeter, providing additional possibilities in terms of reactivity. The location of our facilities is a strategic asset to meet your specific needs for construction projects. The finishing capacities are about 4000 to 5000 tonnes/month depending on the type of fabrication. Fabrication workshop 1 Eurostructures offices 49°32'18.0'' N 49°32'16.6'' N 5°54'06.8'' E 5°54'39.0'' E Surface treatment workshop 49°31'46.0'' N 5°53'51.8'' E Fabrication workshop 2 49°32'14.3'' N 5°54'29.9'' E 10 Our capacities Bridge applications Building applications Our facilities Foundation Foundation applications Sustainable Sustainable development Eurostructures Offices, Sanem Fabrication workshop 1, Niederkorn Office of management, technical sales agents dedicated to the finishing of bridges and special heavy structures; and customer service Internal surface: 4600 sqm; External surface: 7000 sqm Logistics Fabrication workshop 2, Sanem Surface treatment workshop, Differdange dedicated to building applications and medium to heavy dedicated to painting of fabricated beams compliant structures;
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